Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-08-10 | Page 4 | Farmer Labor Party

FARMER-LABOR PARTY". Almost before it was thrown into the ring, the third party began be-gan to disintegrate. There was disagreement ard dissension which was not confined to the forty-eightcrs but embraced the original organizers, and even the clo.se associates of Parley P Christensen in Salt Lake. Now the pommittee of forty-pight has been reorganized and completely has divorced itself from the so-called Farmer-Labor party. Even the Socialists in Ogden have refused to be beguiled by the , new party, as they are going ahead with arrang ments for an mde- ! pendent campaign. It would be one of the miracles of politics if the newly-created and very much belated, party should poll a vote sufficiently large fca encourage the leaders to hold the organization together beyond tlm" election. i